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A Kamloops EB-5 investor evaluating staged funding should identify what is actually committed and what remains conditional. The applicable investment, lawful source and path, capital-at-risk and qualifying job requirements need review against the real proposal. A multi-stage budget does not automatically establish a qualifying investment. An EB-5 decision should be built from a capital trail and a job trail. The capital trail identifies lawful source, transfer path, binding obligations, and risk; the job trail identifies the business structure, the applicable methodology, and evidence for the required employment. A first review should make clear what has occurred, what is contractually required, and what remains only a projection. Residence timing follows those substantive facts rather than replacing them. Use dated primary records wherever possible, because a later narrative cannot turn anticipated funding or anticipated hiring into events that were already completed when the relevant filing was made. Keep the investment decision separate from the separately timed question of present work authorization.